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Wouldn't it be in their favor to stop? No one would pay them if they had a reputation of continuing the attack after being paid. It also seems like it'd be a
by cgag 15y ago
Wouldn't it be in their favor to stop? No one would pay them if they had a reputation of continuing the attack after being paid. It also seems like it'd be a waste of their resources to keep going.
- Tobu 15y agoUnless they changed their mind and decide since you paid so easily, you might have a little more. There's no reputation to maintain in this activity.
- pavel_lishin 15y agoFool me once, shame on you. Why would they pay out again, if the attackers have made it clear that there's no reward for paying?
- spitfire 15y agoWould you want to have an identifiable reputation if you're DDoSing people? Your logic is sound - why trust a criminal? But it's not like there's a better business bureau from organized crime.